Sentence examples for production imbalance from inspiring English sources

To conclude, the results of our study favor the hypothesis that cytokine production imbalance might contribute to a more severe clinical course of HFRS.

Given the likely difficulties ensuing from a monomer production imbalance in a polymer/dimer polymerisation equation it is understandable that cells have developed transcriptional and post-transcriptional controls to regulate equivalent amounts of α and β tubulin [ 56].

One needn't look far to discover what lies behind the spending-production imbalance.

β-Thalassemia is an inherited single gene disorder related to impaired synthesis of the beta globin chain of haemoglobin leading to defective β-chain production, an imbalance in α/ β globin chain synthesis, ineffective erythropoiesis, and anaemia.

Mr. Schreiber is such a complete actor that he has often thrown productions into imbalance, highlighting the inadequacy of the performances around him.

This finding corroborates previously published reports describing a high risk of bilirubin production-conjugation imbalance in borderline premature infants [ 46].

This process is an interaction of the mechanical system elements of the production equipment, including imbalance, impact and other processes.

While decreased ATP production and redox imbalance are central to mitochondrial disease pathogenesis, efforts to develop effective treatments have been hampered by the lack of imaging markers of oxidative stress.

The results can also address the challenges generated in the processes of electric-power production (such as imbalance between electricity supply and demand, the contradiction between air pollution emission and environmental protection); this allows an increased robustness in controlling electricity-generation and -supply risk for Beijing's EPS under various complexities and uncertainties.

We conclude that HBO2-stimulated neuronal NO production promotes an imbalance between glutamatergic and GABAergic synaptic function implicated in the genesis of oxygen-induced seizures.

Sales figures have been soft in recent years, as government subsidies in countries like Germany and Britain and slate funding from hedge funds in the U.S. have led to a glut of film production, creating an imbalance between buyers and sellers.